Vrienin War

In 1713, while the Colonial race was on, the French attacked British Colonial troops at the Vrienin River.

Fort Henry Ambush
4th July 1713, The French troops ambushed the British troops at the fort completely off guard as when the fort was attacked at 4am the centuries that were on guard were sleeping and in less than an hour the fort was captured. All British solders died.

First Battle of the Lorges Crossing
On the 21st July the French forces made it to the bridge that separated her enemy's colony by two rivers. At 2pm they charged with Calvary and hand to hand combat broke out pretty quickly afterwards. The British Forces were slowly getting pushed back across the river and it wasn't until General Abercrombie and his Fusiliers came at around 5:45 and forced the French back into the Forests.

Second Battle of the Lorges Crossing
After almost 3 months of stalemate on land the French decided to make a go to capture Lorges Crossing. General Archambault brought 25,000 men to face Abercrombie's 18,000 defenders. They attacked on the 3rd October from the forest at roughly 11am and captured the bridge and Abercrombie by nightfall. Abercrombie was taken prisoner.

Abercrombie's escape
As he was taken back to camp, Abercrombie escaped after disarming the two escort soldiers and shooting the other with his captured musket. He then ran north into the forest. He wasn't found until 1721 by French forces colonising the areas.

Battle of Leona
As the French had crossed the Lorges Crossing they found little resistance throughout the winter and continually marched southwards until February 16th, Where at the small town of Leona, the bloodiest battle of the war took place. The British forces had build defences the past 2 days. This was planned by Marshal Lennox and when the French finally came they were prepared. Archambault's 13,000 strong First Army engaged at 8am with a cavalry charge however the charge didn't do much so they withdrew. At 3:30am the western side of the village was attacked by Archambault's Second Army, 12,500 strong and again held however bitter hand to hand combat broke out. On the 17th the two Armies charged together and obliterated the British defences. Hand to hand combat broke out for the next 2 days as the British desperately defended the town. The residents in the town started fighting the French on the 19th and their advance halted. At 9pm Lennox then set a Calvary charge to defeat Archambault's right flank. The attack failed and the cavalry fled the battle and retreated 100km. Lennox then gave the order to retreat.

Siege of New Glasgow
On 17th July the British troops at new Glasgow were cut off as a French ambush trapped them from all sides, the Seige lasted 62 days and when the town was lost the British surrendered.

Treaty
The French annexed the parts on the Eastern banks of the Vrienin River.